Daylight Doughnuts

1543 E. 15th, 585-1796

710 W. 23rd St., 584-7812

3121 S. Yale, 749-2968

Started right here in Tulsa, Daylight has been serving its brand of doughnuts since 1954. With locations across the city (more than what's listed above), Daylight is, of course, known for its doughnuts and other pastries. One must wise in the morning and be diligent in trying some of the other selections. They also carry ham and cheese breakfast sandwiches and delicious sausage rolls. Try one with a cup of coffee or a great cup of OJ.

Hours: MON-SAT 5:30AM-11:30AM

Phil-Asia

3530 S. Sheridan Road, 663-5011

For a taste of the Philippines, try lunch at Phil-Asia. The restaurant and grocery store feature a selection of cafeteria-style midday course items at reasonable prices. Customer favorites include Beef Caldereta, a beef stew with chunks of meat and vegetables, and Chicken Adobo, large pieces of bone-in chicken cooked with soy sauce, garlic, vinegar and bay leaves in chicken broth. Also try the chicken curry or a side order of lumpia, the Filipino version of egg rolls.

HOURS: MON-SAT 10AM-7PM

Whole Foods

1401 E. 41st St., 712-7555

In a hurry and not sure of what you feel like eating? Whole Foods has a tasty dish for any palate. Visit the salad bar if you're looking to stay lean during the holidays and try some raw, nutrient goodness. If you want something quick and don't care about the holiday diet, grab a slice of hot pizza. Eat up, so that you can cruise down the aisles for some grocery shopping.

Hours: MON-SUN 8AM-10PM

The Brook

3401 S. Peoria Ave., 748-9977?

7725 E. 91st, 392-9977?

Serving food until 1am or later every night except Sunday, The Brook's got the answer for your late night hunger call. Start off with the famous Cheddar Fries loaded with a double layer of cheese, real bacon bits, chives and jalapenos. For a late-night snack full course, you can't go wrong with a burger or blackened chicken sandwich.

HOURS: MON-THURS 10AM-1AM; FRI-SAT 10AM-2AM; SUN 10AM-11PM